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848 games tagged
43% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 21% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 377 of them.
A cosy management game on a hidden magical train, where you build rooms and workshops for goblins, witches, fairies, ghosts and vampires. Keep the Five Houses happy and spend the Veil wisely: the same magic that powers your train and keeps it hidden.
Start with an empty account and load the first cargo yourself. Hire and train workers, add wagons and expand your station and warehouse. In this railway idle game, watch the flow of goods, spot bottlenecks and decide which upgrade will make the biggest difference.
Tsukasa Kazami, a young man from the year 2020, is suddenly transported 100 years into the past and finds himself wrapped up in the investigations of the strange British detective known as the Chief. Will his fate lead him back to the present, or will he remain trapped in the past?
This game is a memory game with multiple levels and beautiful graphics. Enjoy!
Junk Robots. Monster Hordes. Unhinged Firepower. Team up in this co-op looter shooter to get filthy rich, discover absurd weaponry, and blast away the dangerous monsters that lurk within "The Loop". Tear through the subway, catch the train (or don't), and blow all your money on even more firepower.
Build a steampunk industrial civilization on a ring-shaped world. Automate production, supply cities that grow along your roads, and expand your industrial workforce as your population rises. Uncover alien ruins and build colossal steam engines to carry humanity—and the entire ring—to a new home.
All aboard for a wild paper-world adventure! Race across 5 continents and 6 mysterious dimensions, unlock 14 trains and 15 quirky characters, and overcome crazy obstacles. Challenge your friends in hilarious local split-screen multiplayer with shooting, dynamite, and plenty of chaos!
First-person sim: work at a small, new one-line station in Japan. Open up at dawn, sort out trouble at the gates, announce delays, hit the emergency stop if someone falls onto the tracks: over 60 kinds of real station work. Even with a subway line, you're one person sharing the work with your crew.